Nuclear Medicine Clinical Application Specialist - CHI

Scorpion Therapeutics; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 80,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Healthcare is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Clinical Applications Specialist to support imaging applications, focusing on adult education and training for the NM modality.

You will deliver clinical and technical expertise, develop product and clinical knowledge, conduct end-user training, and coordinate with sales and service teams across the US and Canada, with extensive travel.

Qualifications

• Minimum imaging experience with nuclear medicine and certification.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience required.
• Proficient with Windows and industry software.

Responsibilities

• Deliver clinical, technical, and operational expertise.
• Develop product and clinical knowledge.
• Conduct pre-sale evaluations and end-user training.
• Coordinate customer training with sales and service teams.
• Provide post-installation support.
• Maintain customer relationships and feedback.
• Contribute to training program development.

Skills

Imaging experience

Nuclear Medicine certification

Travel readiness

Training & education

Windows proficiency

End-user support

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Tools

Industry-specific software

Medical imaging software

Job description

Role: Nuclear Medicine Clinical Applications Specialist supporting GE Healthcare imaging applications, focusing on adult education and training for NM modality.

Responsibilities

• deliver clinical, technical, and operational expertise
• develop product and clinical knowledge
• conduct pre-sale evaluations and end-user training
• coordinate customer training with sales and service teams
• provide post-installation support
• maintain customer relationships and feedback
• contribute to training program development

Requirements

• minimum 3 years of imaging experience, with at least 3 years in Nuclear Medicine
• ARRT or equivalent NM certification
• ability to travel extensively (90+%), including overnight and weekend travel within US and Canada
• bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
• proficiency in Windows applications and industry-specific software
• willingness to relocate to Illinois if not already resident

Preferred

• 10+ years clinical experience
• 5+ years with GE NM modality
• strong communication and presentation skills
• organizational skills for fast-paced environments
• experience in clinical/patient settings

High-Value

• Nuclear Medicine modality
• adult clinical education
• extensive travel
• technical expertise in imaging devices
• US/Canada territory focus